Shadowrun slang dictionary

[Citronvand]

Found this website that explains what most of the slang means for those of us that haven't got much experience with Shadowrun.

http://everything2.com/title/Shadowrun+Slang

[Steelgrave]

Originally posted by Citronvand:

Found this website that explains what most of the slang means for those of us that haven't got much experience with Shadowrun.

http://everything2.com/title/Shadowrun+Slang

A good find. Personally, if you like the setting so far and you're open to P&P RPG's, I'd recommend picking up Shadowrun 5th Edition .pdf from Drivethrurpg. For $20 you'll have more Shadowrun than you can shake a stick at.

Assuming, of course, that you actually play traditional role-playing games. Heck, even if you don't, it's a good read and might even nudge you into the hobby.

It's a game with a long, and glorious history...just like war.

[FuzzyPuffin]

They also define some things in-game in the help.

[Citronvand]

Originally posted by FuzzyPuffin:

They also define some things in-game in the help.

That's true. But one reply I could pick was "Wiz." and that wasn't explained in-game.

[64BitGunslinger]

I was wondering if "So Ka" was maybe a dark tower reference

[magnir]

Originally posted by Gunslinger:

I was wondering if "So Ka" was maybe a dark tower reference

Not really, no. It might actually be the other way aronud.

[Citronvand]

Originally posted by Gunslinger:

I was wondering if "So Ka" was maybe a dark tower reference

Isn't that japanese for "I understand"?